Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-01
rHg DALLAS FAIR,
.s.,d People In Attendance
|iaess gsir Yesterdsy-Fort
% s sa Well represented.
=, Wild Oattie Draws Big
D. s'p o,ppsSrd-rhs Racing E1oeP-
tsnsIIy Fine'
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~ % .. 7 TEX, Oct al.-The attendance
Di1.. y.rp good as s starter for the
sjN VIZ, wa 1900 people being on the
'si iun ~ one time during the afternoon.
ro'aD CT, = sent 2 large number to the
,i w. and in fscs the largest attend
f7';IuOLE,, y from auy one city has been
ss sp ~, Worth, which can easily beck
% =" =, the fact that the city has the
'h'l ., ~ and that her people are always
D.? ' - sid any laudsble enterprise in
- va world know what Texas can
aH so ~ Worth is well represented in
f t1h;ts TOO, and the fame of the
be eIai n-osd centre Is hcralded abroad
rsit SID I'D B. F. Avery & Sons,
tls besdousrters are in Fort
F5oss are found in agricultural
FOio,o ,,t,,s Sosp Works of Fort Worth
I'I. .Isgspt display in machinery hall,
Is ~ c Ear and Rhine, the photograph
F;ue 80 800 Yandoren, the artistic sign
s IN md proprietors Of the Texas Hotel
r.,si ;. 90 :. P Preuitt of the Fort
):'b i pnsiness College, have the best dis
oI.8 y tSsir respec- i've lines in the EXPOSE
!. vi Trice & Burbrldge take care to
o. "a he thousands present where Fort
rl.. ,. "a Whist the city looks Ike, what
g.,s "a i. nag, and what great city 1t
4 gsrersIly. s oonoor+ +o.d.v Wac
~ ,o9d and s great many people re-
a,sS3 in the hall throughout the day
S.,sDirg TO the muse.
''''-9 TON GREEN COUNTY
lain 70 the front to-day with addi-
p. n her exhibit in the way of
- ss pastoes, melons, etc. The
.nd civ of, San Angelo has sent
,rmber Of pastographs showing her
LOS. loss houses, Ane residences, street
i i,-as' nic;urss of the Concao and seen
' ne.r tne city. Tom Green will re-
~ I,stipa benefit from, what she is do
-. this fir. The eBterprising Citi-
" vino contributed out of their private
L :, to.asy tne expenses Of this ex-
~ will ia time reap rich reward.
IN The ARENA.
Tberopilg Of wild cattle drew g grest
,1vd and when FIVE or six frantic steers
,s,e released from the pens and fifteen
,,Tb1vs we'll mounted gslloDed after
'5on there was considerable excitement.
r5s cattle we're roped, thrown and tied,
IA p,ch mSn did his work well, but Joe
Gutenberg, who roped aud securely tied
I; steer in 2:28 was awarded the pre-
nun Of fHe saddle.
me contest for the blue ribbon for
~ hest milk COW MIXED on tde ground
T,s o1i.e interesting. A beautiful Hol-
4eB owned By Henson & Ri hbone Of
I5uncl Grove, Ksusss, gave PA pounds
j 81 gallons of milk ST one milking and
Tss given the first premium. No sec
nd premium was awarded.
4 sDecial premium offered for the oest
era Of polled cattle was awarded to
Little of Dallas county.
Gunter & Guuter Of Grayson county
ook tie blue ribbon for the largest and
est display of thoroughbred Snd graded
,t.lA'TOm sny Texas county.
A few 6wsrds were made for best WORK
orses snd then tbe exhibit OF cattle and
Orses Wss discontinued untilto-m0rrOw.
At O'Clock the racing began, the pro-
smIe embracing three races, q three
linl e class tr0t, Texas Derby l mile
ssh, and $3.50 class trOt.
Owing to the great trouble in starting
be horses only Que rsC9 was run to-day,
nd the moon wss up before that was
OBpleted. It was in tie three minute
rot thst Lacy II Ian won the race, with
iscO, the Fort Worth mare, second;
very heat but one which he won.